Healthi Kids offers free training for home-based providers
Care training that explores foundational elements of early childhood development, including infant and early childhood mental health, physical movement, nutrition, and the transformative role of play.
Are you a foodie? The Food Policy Council wants you!
The Rochester Food Policy Council is looking for new members to join our team.
We built a playground in a day!
On October 3, 120 volunteers transformed Rochester's Ryan R-Center in the Beechwood neighborhood by moving mulch, mixing concrete, and rebuilding playgrounds and bleachers.
Common Ground Health-Rochester RHIO Announces Leadership Changes
Organization celebrating co-CEOs Wade Norwood and Marlene Bessette’s careers as they prepare for retirement
Symposium to Focus on the Link Between Hair and Health
Residents in Rochester and the Finger Lakes region have an opportunity to learn how their health is affected by their hair, skin and scalp at a free symposium.
Women of color to share, inspire and perform
Hear from inspiring women during A Call to Women of Color, a free event focusing on empowering women and girls of color to engage in conversation and promote healthy living across generations of women and their families.
Celebrate Black and Brown Senior Adult Appreciation Month at Rochester City Hall
The Senior Adult Community Engagement (SACE) group invites the community to join in celebrating Black and Brown Senior Adult Appreciation Month from noon to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 10, at Rochester City Hall. This annual event recognizes the wisdom, leadership, and contributions of senior adults of color who strengthen and shape our community.
Playful Learning Summit highlighted how joy drives learning
Summit speakers focused on the power of play and creativity inside and outside the classroom to spur physical activity, social-emotional growth, mental wellness, academic achievement and more.
Irondequoit designated as an Age-Friendly Community
The age-friendly designation reaffirms the town’s commitment to enhancing livability.
Governor Hochul releases first-ever Master Plan on Aging
New York State’s Master Plan for Aging aims to help the growing older adult population to age with dignity, independence and the support they need and deserve to thrive.
New mural painted outside the Phillis Wheatley Library
Helpers painted a new mural outside the Phillis Wheatley Community Library in Rochester June 21 to replace a faded and chipped mural.
Screening of “Farming While Black” and panel discussion set for July 10 at The Little Theatre
A special screening of a documentary celebrating the Black agricultural movement and food sovereignty will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 10, at the Little Theatre.